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DK7859.080 Rittal PSM ZERO-U BUSBAR 2X3X16A WAGO X-COM / 6 MODUL SLOTS
Rittal DK7859.080 PSM Zero-U busbar, a modular power distribution unit with Wago X-Com connection and 6 module slots for IT rack systems.
£191.57
Why Choose the Rittal DK7859.080 PSM Zero-U Busbar?
The Rittal DK7859.080 is a compact and efficient PSM Zero-U busbar for modular power distribution designed to provide flexible electrical supply management within Rittal IT rack systems. As part of the Rittal Power System Module (PSM) range, it enables space-saving installation by mounting vertically without occupying valuable rack units.
Featuring a 2 × 3 × 16 A configuration with Wago X-Com connection technology and 6 module slots, the DK7859.080 provides a versatile platform for connecting compatible PSM modules. Its Zero-U design allows efficient use of cabinet space while supporting organised and scalable rack power distribution.
The Rittal DK7859.080 is ideal for data centres, server cabinets and network infrastructure environments where reliable modular power distribution and efficient rack space utilisation are required.
Key Advantages
- Space-saving Zero-U busbar design for Rittal PSM systems.
- 6 module slots for flexible power distribution configuration.
- 2 × 3 × 16 A power supply arrangement for modular applications.
- Wago X-Com connection system for reliable integration.
- Allows installation without consuming standard rack units.
- Supports scalable and organised IT power management.
Key Features
- Rittal Power System Module (PSM) accessory.
- Model DK7859.080.
- PSM Zero-U busbar design.
- 2 × 3 × 16 A configuration.
- Wago X-Com connection interface.
- 6 module slots.
- Designed for vertical installation in IT enclosures.
- Supports modular rack power distribution systems.
Efficient Zero-U Power Distribution for IT Infrastructure
The Rittal DK7859.080 PSM Zero-U busbar provides an effective solution for distributing power inside modern server and network cabinets without consuming valuable 19-inch rack space. Its vertical mounting format helps maximise cabinet capacity while maintaining a clean installation layout.
Designed for modular IT environments, the busbar allows compatible PSM modules to be added according to application requirements, supporting flexible power management in data centres and technical installations.
Typical Applications
- Data centre server cabinets.
- High-density IT rack installations.
- Rittal PSM power distribution systems.
- Network infrastructure cabinets.
- Communication equipment racks.
- Professional rack power management projects.
Technical Specifications
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| Accessory Type | Busbar System | |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Rittal | |
| Series | Power System Module (PSM) | |
| Model | DK7859.080 | |
| Product type | Zero-U busbar | |
| Configuration | 2 × 3 × 16 A | |
| Connection system | Wago X-Com | |
| Module slots | 6 | |
| Installation type | Zero-U vertical mounting | |
| Application | IT rack power distribution |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Rittal DK7859.080 used for?
The DK7859.080 is a PSM Zero-U busbar used for modular power distribution inside Rittal IT rack systems.
What does Zero-U mean for this busbar?
Zero-U means the busbar can be installed vertically without occupying standard 19-inch rack units.
How many module slots does the DK7859.080 provide?
The Rittal DK7859.080 provides 6 module slots for compatible PSM modules.
What connection system is used?
The busbar uses Wago X-Com connection technology for integration with compatible Rittal PSM components.
Where is the DK7859.080 typically installed?
The busbar is typically installed in server racks, data centres and professional IT power distribution environments.
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